Bluffton, Ohio – GROB Systems has a new partnership with Premier Machine Tool Midwest of Hartland, Wisconsin. The company will assume sales and service for the GROB line of 5-axis universal machining centers and automation systems in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
“We choose GROB’s horizontal solution for 5-axis applications because it is truly a unique design,” said A.J. Schweda, owner/ solution provider for Premier Machine Tool Midwest. “We believe that with the technology and reputation of GROB Systems, our customers will be able to separate themselves in a competitive global market,” he added.
Mark Schem, regional sales manager at GROB Systems, says he was impressed by Premier’s experience as a machine tool service provider to many of the top manufacturers in Wisconsin. “Premier is focused on the customer’s success before and after the machine is installed. Support and implementation of new technology are equally important to guaranteeing our customers’ success.”
As an added level of service, new machine installations, technical support, and replacement parts are directly supported by the GROB Systems factory in western Ohio.
Premier Machine Tool Midwest offers a diverse assortment of machine tools and accessories. It is a service-oriented company focused on delivering the highest quality equipment, service, and manufacturing solutions.
A family-owned company, GROB Systems is among the world’s largest machine tool builders with a full range of production and universal machining centers manufactured in Bluffton, Ohio, as well as Germany, Brazil, and China.
Source: GROB Systems
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